Telegram-herald., 1887-12-25

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fs.c@ - I'saee asa Fest. donE see what lie
eoad ao ssez thiaking aboat Peace and
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NJ. Gertusie tiad<sa, Of Philsdsipkia, is
. blooning hEEle seElan 0f s.. ana yet shs
alls 5eea twice wiios and Is a grandmother
Shs ~as Rarisi when $40 was Is, and ~hea
- wis the sastlsr Of nice little girl baby
A. 20 st.e Aas a widow At - she married
again, AID on the sauna day her daughter,
thsn Is years ohi, married. Six montns
later the n4-hsr became ths second time =
widow, and lev wesks ago became grand
mother.
Ms Bailey, wife Of the esfit0r OF The Utica
Observer, is ous OF ths few women Who have
svented aayta.1g Of mechanical nature.
She has rscently devised and patented an ar
ransernsns % b attached % hospital beds.
- ase.ans q watch a patient Is enabled to raise
and lower hiE.ssig without tEe assistance OF :
nufzs.
The quaint Brooklyn hunorist in prose
and poetry, - Si0cum, Is zn old sea dog who
Knows the life OF JACK tar from the fore
castle - ths topmast, and often taxes
occasion % breast the stormy waves in a
pLot boat He has no other name than 81
Slocum In looks he Is not unlike Abraham
I-ineolns faverits kun0riSt, Petroleum Y.
N&soy, though 10 Is a younger man
John d. and William Rockefeller. the old
millionaires, favor snort working hours. bolh
for themselves and their clerks. Williasu is
the more regular in his attendance at his
ofEce Re arrives there about o'clock every
morning, except Saturday, and seldom leaves
before O'Clock IN the afternoon With him
Saturday s always a holiday. John ID.
seldom appears before 1880. and is rarely to
% found IN his Office after 3 Neither cares
the snap of has finger for society.
Eugene Pottiez, tae notable French Com
nnnist who recently died in Paris and whose
funeral was the occasion of red flag demon
stration as Pere Ia Chaise, was for some
years resident OF New York city. TO which
he fed after the fan OF the commune in 1871.
bis don.ellc was in the raar OF the second
story Of a tenement in upper Broadway. He
was ths anthor OF several works on educa-
ton, and while here he established a kinder
gRrten school, which did not turn ont TO be
successful IIe also tried to got a living by
his pen, bCt he found it hard. and after some
years Of piDched circumstances he returned
20 Pans under the amnesty Law. When here
he~as gaunt and grizzled man, verging
upon %, but bis wile was a pretty and
piqsant Parisie1ne, who, amid oil har,iships,
kept his quarters fuil Of sunshine. he had
been known IN Paris as ths .sAnSe P!tou Of
the ConmIuc'